Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-17
LOCAL. BRETITIEs.

Next Tuesday will be the shortest day i
the year.
T8enty-frst street has been considerable
improved lately.
An overcoat was stolen from Jacob Geb
ert's saloon on the night OF the recent fire
A report of the condition of the Nationa
Bank of D. O. Mills 6 Co. is publishe,
elsewhere to-day.
60foot electric mast has been PLACED
at Twenty-tirst and U streets, and resident!
on the hill are joyous.
About 100 pounds of honey were stolen &
few days ago from house on Q street be-
| tween Fourth and Fifth.
The second annual bal OF the YOU'VE
Mems Institute, No. II, will be held al
Armory Hall Thursday evening, January
2Gth
| The following is what one of our ex-
| changes says OF messenger bows: Mon
day, hired; Tuesday, tired Wednesday,
fired"
The Governor yesterday appointed Com
missioners of Deeds as follows Ssmuel
G. Mills, Washington; Edward J. Jones.
Boston.
The Sacramento woOl-growers will meet
IN council at Changers Hall at IL A. NJ. on
Monday, to express their opinion of Presi-
dent Cleveland and his message.
Up to December IS, 1856, 1875 instru-
ment were filed in the office of the County
Recorder. To the same date this year, 1897
instruments have been filed. an increase of
1922.
The average signal service temperature
yesterday was 45O, being % cooler than the
normal for that day. The highest and low
est temperature was $50 and $40, with gen.
tie southerly winds and weather clear.
Governor Waterman yesterday appointed
Notaries Public as follows: C. S. Frost,
Woodland; Lewis NJ. Cutting, Stockton;
Chas. G. Perkins, Perkins, Sacramento
county; H. L. Atkinson, Eureka; Il. n.
Goldsby, Santa Cruz.
row morning at the Congregational
Church on pilgrim Day." In the
evening he will deliver one of his popular
Bible lectures, subject, Isaac Offered
Religion or Fanaticism?"
Hector, the colored orator who is G. A.
K. man, and has been drawing large audi
ences at the Bay, is to lecture in Y. NJ. C.
A. Hall next Monday evening on The
Story of My Life" San Francisco papers
speak highly of his lectures
Washington Lodge F. and A. NJ. has ell
ected the following officers for the ensuing
term: W. Cochrane, w. NJ; W. A Potter,
5. W.; G. E. Burnham, ]. W; w. G. Felch,
Treasurer; E. Glover, Secretary. Appointed
officers-R. U. Gay, S. D.; P. L. Lykins, ].
d; f. I. Johnson and J. H. Miller, Stew
ards; J. Ochsner, Marshall; E. Ratb, Tyler
and J. I. Griffitts, Organist.
United States Surveyor General r. P.
Hammond, Jr., of San Francisco, las is
sued pamphlet containing new and re-
vlsed instructions to United States Deputy
Mineral Surveyors for the District of Cali
fornia. 1t furnishes full information in
detail upon the subject, ard in addition to
being guide to deputies, will also be of
interest and value to those having unset
tied claims to mineral lands.
The following is the report of the Isleton
school for the month ending December ID
Miss Ida V. Foster teacher: Angie Dickie
80, Anna Smith 95, Alice Smith %, Cora
Allender 90, Willie Kesner 90, Johnnie
Smith SO, Warren Smith 81, Charley John
son "a, Henry Johnson 81, Willie Buckley
80, Joe Dickey %, Harry Allender 95,
Johnnie Wulf &c. Annie Wulff IS, Willie
Wulff 80, Dora Wulff 81, Oscar Station 81,
Avery Station SO, Ansel Station 50, Jessie
Station "a